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Monk Sentenced

July 15, 2015;

Ven Tenzin Lhundup, a scholar at Gom Gongsar Monastery has been sentenced to eight years in prison. He was detained last year while speaking in public on the “status of Tibetan language and nationality” in Shagchu, Diru County. He is accused of engaging in “anti-governmental activities” and of being one of the protesters against mining activities at Ngalha Dzamba. Lhundup’s family have only just traced him to Lhasa.

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